Mr. Morrison, dentist, of Sydney met with a shocking and fatal accident at Woodburn on Saturday. Whilst riding in company with his father on the Clarence-road a ...
Article : 632 wordsColonel Bartopp, an old Indian officer, and moreover a strict disciplinarian, was one of the last men in the . army to pardon any serious breach of duty in the men under his ...
Article : 1,685 wordsSupplementing the graphic account prepared by our Plymouth corresponded, and published in Saturday’s Journal, our London correspondent writes as follows :— ...
Article : 1,762 wordsPresent—His Worship the Mayor (Mr. E. T. Smith, M.P.), AMermen Fuller, Bundey, Buik, Hag[?]orn, and Madge, and Councillors Brooks, Kit[?]er, Downs, Powell, Bohm, Shaw, Holland, Fox, ...
Article : 1,692 wordsThe Mirazapore occupied an unusually long time in the run from King George’s Sound to Glenelg. She was expected on Sunday night, but was not signalled from Cape ...
Article : 1,464 wordsHarold George Sharard, of Arthurton, a lad, aged ten years, while playing yesterday evening, fell and struck his head against a stump. A messenger came to Maitland for ...
Article : 358 wordsHugh Mossman, while bathing and fishing in the Burdekin River on Saturday, met with a serious accident from a premature explosion of a dynamite cartridge. His left ...
Article : 164 wordsACADEMY OF MUSIC.—Mr. Maccabe drew another crowded house at the Academy of Music on Monday evening. His sketches were as much admired as on previous ...
Article : 516 wordsWhile not expressing direct disapproval of Mr. Joubert’s railway scheme, the majority of the members of the Legislature withhold their opinion, pending the receipt of Mr. ...
Article : 151 wordsThe reports from the quarantine ground continue satisfactory. There are no fresh cases, and Mary Cleary is still improving. Dr. Bulmer states that the fourteen days ...
Article : 149 wordsNominations for the Morphett Vale Races must be made to-day with the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Gibson, or Mr. Dornwell, of Currie-street. The only non-acceptors for the principal ...
Article : 108 wordsThe entries for the Victoria Amateur Turf Club Races closed to Jay. The following were entered for the principal races :— Oakleigh Handicap.—lady Hampden, Baron von ...
Article : 147 wordsCaptain Hillkirk, of the Garonne, telegraphs from the Quarantine Station denying a statement made by the passengers quarantined at Melbourne that they were ...
Article : 68 wordsA report of the written examination of probationers was presented by the Bev. G. AV. Patchell, M. A., Secretary to the Examining Committee. Papers had been set for examination in the Greek ...
Article : 228 wordsThere is nothing fresh to report with regard to smallpox. ...
Article : 19 wordsSir—Inspector Le Cornu would fain make it appear that a fetid pigsty is an acquisition to be proud of—rather a tiling to be upheld than a nuisance to be put down. In both of ...
Article : 585 wordsMessrs. Boyle and Company have received a letter from their London agents by the Liguria, giving particulars of the matches arranged for the next Australian Eleven. ...
Article : 200 words—The Manager reports under date January 20:— “The contractors are making fair progress in sinking the Victoria shaft, having sunk 3 ft. since my last, thus making a total depth of 211 ft. The rock is ...
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Advertising : 851 wordsColonel Anderson, Commandant of the Victorian forces, died this evening after a long illness, during which he suffered greatly. Deceased was the only son of the late Colonel ...
Article : 239 wordsSir—Presuming that a new Vaccination Bill will be laid before the House at its next meeting, I feel that one of its clauses should provide that public vaccinators should ...
Article : 196 wordsThe French barque Almendral, from Charente, with the balance of a cargo of brandy for Sydney, went ashore at Waratah Bay. The weather is fine and the vessel is on a ...
Article : 287 wordsPresent—The Chairman (Mr. T. Caterer), Messrs. Dev, Pappin, Bailey, Threlfall, Beimels, Heanes. CORRESPONDENCE. From Thomas Clarke, Parade, asking that prompt ...
Article : 221 wordsThe monotony of life on Torrens Island was on Monday varied—not very agreeably, presumably—by the arrival of the quarantined passengers from the Mirzapore. Dr. ...
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Evening Journal (Adelaide, SA : 1869 - 1912), Tue 24 Jan 1882, Page 3
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